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GIF Merger: Combine GIFs Into One by AIMerger

Join two or more animated GIFs into one — one after another, side by side, or stacked — with a live preview. Change the speed and the loop, add still photos, and save as a GIF or a much smaller MP4. Everything runs in your browser.

🔒 Processed locally in your browser — your files never leave your device
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Add your GIFs

2–20 animated GIFs — still photos (JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC) can go in too. Drag to set the order.

🎞️ Drop GIFs here, or tap to choose

Animated GIFs and photos · nothing is uploaded

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Choose how to join them

One after another, side by side or stacked — the preview updates live.

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Create & download

GIF for chats and forums, or MP4 — the same animation, usually far smaller.

Free · no watermark · nothing uploaded

How to use the GIF Merger — 4 steps

  1. 1

    Tap the box and choose 2–20 GIFs (still photos work too). They appear in a list — drag the ⠿ handle or use ▲ ▼ to set the order.

  2. 2

    Pick a layout: One after another plays each GIF in turn (choose how many times each one plays), Side by side and Stacked play them together. The preview updates as you change things.

  3. 3

    Set the width, speed, background colour and spacing. Still photos show for as long as you choose.

  4. 4

    Choose Animated GIF or MP4, press Create, then Download.

💡 Tip: GIFs get big fast. For sharing in chats keep the width at 480 px, or save as MP4 — it is often 5–10× smaller and every messaging app plays it on a loop.

Merge GIFs without losing the animation

Each GIF is decoded frame by frame on your device, with its original timing and transparency handling (GIF “disposal” rules) respected, so nothing flickers or leaves ghost frames. The frames are then drawn onto one canvas and re-encoded with a fresh 256-colour palette per frame, which keeps colours clean even when the GIFs came from different sources.

  • One after another — a reaction GIF, then the punchline. Each GIF can play 1–5 times before the next one starts.
  • Side by side — before/after, comparisons, two reactions at once. Shorter GIFs loop until the longest finishes, or freeze on their last frame.
  • Stacked — a tall GIF for stories and phone screens.

GIF or MP4?

GIF is the universal format for forums, docs and old apps, but it only has 256 colours per frame and no real compression. MP4 looks the same (better, really) at a fraction of the size, and WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, X and Discord all loop it like a GIF. If your GIF comes out over ~8 MB, try MP4, a smaller width, or 128 colours.

Want to join real videos? Use the Video Merger. Want a still photo grid? Try the Collage Maker. For clips playing side by side with sound, use Video Collage.

Frequently asked questions

How do I merge GIFs into one?

Add your GIFs above, choose “One after another”, “Side by side” or “Stacked”, and press Create GIF. The merged GIF downloads straight away — free, no watermark, nothing uploaded.

Can I put two GIFs side by side?

Yes. Choose the “Side by side” layout. Both GIFs play at the same time; the shorter one loops until the longer one ends, or freezes on its last frame if you prefer.

Can I change the speed of the merged GIF?

Yes — from half speed to twice as fast. You can also choose whether the result loops forever, plays once or plays three times.

Can I add photos between GIFs?

Yes. JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC photos can go anywhere in the list and are shown for 0.5–5 seconds.

Why is my GIF file so big?

GIF is an old format with weak compression. Pick a smaller width, fewer colours, or save as MP4, which is usually 5–10× smaller and plays on a loop in every messaging app.

Are my GIFs uploaded?

No. Decoding, merging and encoding all run in your browser, so your files never leave your device.

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